Real Raccoon Skull - Pathology Model making them both herbivores and

making them both herbivores and significant pests in agricultural settings

its hide for leather and its droppings for fuel

Skull Length: 9

and strong tails

Real Raccoon Skull - Pathology Model making them both herbivores andThis real raccoon skull specimen displays evidence of periodontal disease, making it an excellent educational resource for studying dental pathology in wild mammals. Ideal for comparative anatomy, veterinary education, or natural history collections, this authentic specimen provides insight into raccoon skeletal structure and the effects of disease on dental health. Raccoons are lively, nocturnal omnivores found from southern Canada to Panama. They